Roads less traveled in South-Central Oregon a guide to back roads and special places
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From the clear water of Crater Lake to the desolate desert valleys near the California and Nevada borders, South-Central Oregon is a region of cinder cones, ancient forests and rugged living. Roads Less Traveled in South-Central Oregon leads modern explorers on nearly 900 miles of routes and explains what they'll find along the way. |
| Author(s): | Steve Arndt |
| Document: | Book · Paperback · CIRC [ 1 ] |
| Edition: | 1st Edition |
| Published: | 2013 |
| Physical Description: | vi, 103 pages : illustrations, maps ; 28 cm |
| Genre: | Travel books |
| Contents: | Foreword Introduction Hot water and covered bridges: Bellknap Springs to Lowell (95 miles) Oregon's largest mine, colliding rivers, and waterfalls: Dorena to Diamond Lake (111 miles) From the deepest lake in the US to pelicans in the sky: Crater Lake to Klamath Falls (131 miles) A WWII bomb, Westside Story, and Oregon's geyser: Chiloquin to New Pine Creek (195 miles) Gemstones, Rudolph, and a crack in the ground: Plush to Christmas Valley (172 miles) Going from the 70s, past a tragic fire, to a hole in the ground: Paisley to Fort Rock (74 miles) Through the land of lakes to Obsidian, Lava Cast Forest and Caves: La Pine to Highway 97 (100 miles) |
| Subjects: | Guidebooks, Oregon, Oregon Description and travel, Oregon Descriptions et voyages, Oregon Guidebooks, Oregon Guides, Oregon authors, Travel, Travel books |
Circulation
Here are a list of places where this title can be found and the various formats it can be found in.
| Collection | Resource | Available | Edition | Published | Publisher |
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| The Cascade District: Encyclopedia Library | Book | Paperback | 1st Edition | 2013 | Steve Arndt, Oregon, 2013 |
Last updated: 2025-01-14